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titleOfInvention Chemical reaction induction method
abstract The chemical reaction induction method using X-ray radiation includes generating an irradiation volume inside the reaction vessel by introducing X-ray radiation into the volume, and two or more reactants are introduced into the irradiation volume. Selectively controlling at least some of the total size of the reactants to be ionized with respect to the two or more reactants and any intermediate reactants or reactants formed thereafter and controlling the amount of fluorine and energy in the irradiation volume The selective ionization degree from the partial ionization to the complete ionization of the reactant portion to be ionized is selectively controlled to induce the selective reaction of the reactants at the irradiation volume. One or more reactants may be delivered through a double walled pipe containing X-ray shielding to prevent premature irradiation prior to introduction into the irradiation volume.
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